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Newspaper

Acton Free Press

Location

Acton, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 26, 1957

Page

18

United Church Group Holds Fall Meeting

The Friendly Circle of the United Church met at Mrs. Jean Youngblut’s home. Mrs. Shirley Armstrong served as president and plans were made for a September 28 baking sale and a November 16 Wasser event. A guest speaker, missionary Edammi­tion, discussed Korean life and post Christian changes.

The United Church Jean Youngblut Shirley Armstrong Freda Perkins Anpetta van Vleet Labd Marguerite Taylor Eda Mimtionary Korea Miss Bennett Miss McEacheron Helen Little Jed Francis Leyland

Acton Fire Chief Attends Canadian Fire Chiefs Conference

Fire Chief Jack Newton of Acton and Mrs Newton attended the 49th annual conference of the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs in Kentville Nova Scotia. Delegates from coast to coast participated in church services, parades, panels on police fire integration and pump evolutions, and a banquet with installation of new officers.

Jack Newton Acton Newton Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs Kentville Nova Scotia Acasion Second Black Watch Regiment Evangeline Beach Canada R. L. Stanfield

Descendants Build Remembered Tenth Le Nolan Reunion

In Cardston Alberta a reunion drew more than 180 descendants of pioneer Johannes Anderson who settled in the southern Alberta district. The gathering honored early settlers and noted Mary Layton’s years of service to the community.

Cardston Alta Johannes Anderson Alberta Mary Layton

Halton Manor Hobby Class Sees Meeting And Chapel Talk

Twenty five members attended Halton Manor Hobby Class at the manor dining room on September 18. Mrs Lochie chaired with Mrs Stanley Allen assisting as the afternoon included prayer, a devotional hymn, and social thanks to helpers. The meeting planned Thanksgiving projects and displayed finished needlework before resuming craft work. A chapel service on September 22 featured Rev. D A Powell from Grace Anglican Church delivering a sermon on Mary and Martha.

Hobby Halton Manor Mra Lochie Mra Stanley Allen Mra. Lockie Leckie Merc Allen Mary Shaw Arthur Bunn Bunns Nellie Joel Chapel of the Manor D. A. Powell Grace Anglican Church Milton Ray Waters Powell Jesus Mary Martha Israel Lazarus Bethany

Campbellville Auxiliary Meeting Led by Mrs Hambly

Mrs Hambly presided over Blair Evening Auxiliary in Campbellville with devotions led by Mrs Mahon and Mrs Dewhurst. The group discussed study questions on what God requires, reviewed minutes, reported finances, welcomed guests, and planned October fall thankoffering events.

Mra Dewhurst Blair Evening Mea Hambly Avewell Roger Mahon Dewhurst Hambly D. Mastin Wm. Mahon D. Ingly

Hog producers push 23.9 percent to open market

Halton hog producers shipped 23.9 percent of their hogs to the open market in the week of August 26 30, the Ontario Rog Producers' co operative said. The figure rises 19.8 percent from the 9.2 percent in the prior week of July.

Halton Ontario Rog Producers’ Co-Operative

Recording of School To Be Heard on Radio Saturday

A radio program titled Music for Therapy will air on Trans-Canada CBS Toronto on Saturday September 3. Documentary by Grace Shaw covers a visit to Sunshine School Milton observing Mrs Eileen Buckner s work with retarded children. It also records Acton and Guelph pupils in Music and Movement with Schubert pieces.

Trans-Canada CBS Toronto Grace Shaw Qeorgetown Sunshine Behool4 Milton Eieen Buckners Ms. Buckner Acton and Guelph Acton

September meeting of Nassagewega Women’s Institute notes

The September gathering at Mrs T Amos’s home, led by President Mrs Cargill, opened with the Institute Ode. Delegates chosen for the area convention in Guelph were Mrs Padbury with Mrs Amos as alternate. Members discussed resolutions and attended related activities in Milton and at the 4 H Homemaker leaders event.

Nassagewega Women's Institute T. Amos Mra H. Price J. Henry A. Frank Mildred Campbell

Canadians urged to invest more in own growth

Henry G Norman, former Canadian diplomat and president of the Montreal and Canadian Stock Exchanges, urged Canadians to buy shares in Canadian companies to prevent foreign control. He called for nationwide education programs and stock exchanges to promote ownership of public corporations by Canadians.

Montreal Saya Henry G Norman Montreal Stock Exchange Canadian Stock Exchange Norman Canada Venezuela New York

ABN Province Ranking and Geography Note

ABN ranks as the third largest province by area and population among the regions discussed. BC is described as largely mountainous and features limited farmland, occupying a small portion of arable land.

Ve. Abn British Columbia

Weekend Social Tour Brings Nearby Families Together

Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Oakwood Goad Elora Acton Don Mills and Toronto. Measles flu outbreak kept many pupils home while Mr and Mrs Fountain, Woodhouse, Hindley and Tovell families shared gatherings with extended kin across multiple towns.

Charles Fountain Linda Doris Donna Bob Woodhouse Toronto Orton Goad Oakwood Robert McCutchpoon Dianne Kiehener Harvey Jestin Robby Bull McKeon J A Stewart Dan Hindley Pileburg Meo Roy Hindley John Alton Jennie Tovell Margaret, Tovell Acton Low Black Suter Elora M. Robert Patten Guelph David Tovell Loi Stewart Tovell Janice Don Mills

Dublin WI Ladies Hostess for September Club Meeting

Dublin Wisconsin September 1867 meeting of the Dublin Women’s Institute with Mrs Lindsay Ferguson as hostess. Mrs Nellis presided, Mrs Near led toll call and presented 19 resolutions for area convention consideration. Delegates named to area convention. plans for Acton Georgetown Milton fairs discussed.

Dublin WI Lindsay Ferguson Nessagaweya Dublin Women's Institute Nellis George Robertson Guelph G. R. Somerville Acton Georgetown Milton J. C. Dennis West Coast A. Near M. Nellis C. Britton Ferguson

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